Post hier pas overleden muzikanten #9

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Op donderdag 29 december 2016 09:02 schreef tong80 het volgende:
Muziek ?

Debbie Reynolds - Tammy

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Op donderdag 29 december 2016 09:43 schreef fripper het volgende:

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Debbie Reynolds - Tammy

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Op donderdag 29 december 2016 03:33 schreef Dagoduck het volgende:

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Op zondag 8 januari 2017 18:00 schreef Symphonic het volgende:
Peter Sarstedt overleden vandaag

http://www.noordhollandsd(...)-overleden?lref=SL_1

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Op zondag 8 januari 2017 21:54 schreef golfer het volgende:
Bekende naam en een heel bekend liedje.

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Op donderdag 12 januari 2017 21:23 schreef peaceman het volgende:
http://www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-38597071?SThisFB

Bronski Beat keyboardist Larry Steinbachek dies at 56

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Op donderdag 12 januari 2017 21:23 schreef peaceman het volgende:
http://www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-38597071?SThisFB

Bronski Beat keyboardist Larry Steinbachek dies at 56

Bronski Beat - Smalltown Boy ORIGINAL VIDEO

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Op vrijdag 13 januari 2017 12:50 schreef riazop het volgende:
56 is best een mooie leeftijd toch?

Die kerel heeft echt geleefd

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Op vrijdag 13 januari 2017 12:50 schreef riazop het volgende:
56 is best een mooie leeftijd toch?

Die kerel heeft echt geleefd

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Op donderdag 12 januari 2017 21:23 schreef peaceman het volgende:
http://www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-38597071?SThisFB

Bronski Beat keyboardist Larry Steinbachek dies at 56

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Op vrijdag 13 januari 2017 13:41 schreef Doedezemaar het volgende:
Tommy Allsup, diegene die zijn plek in het verongelukte vliegtuig ruilde met Ritchie Valens
http://www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-38594764
https://www.washingtonpos(...)m_term=.27cf5b42df94

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Op vrijdag 13 januari 2017 14:10 schreef riazop het volgende:
Dat laat niet onverlet dat ik met veel artiesten die rond de 60 zijn geworden weinig medelijden heb

mooi leven gehad, veel reizen, veel kutten, genoeg geld en de creatieve periode is toch achter de rug
dus een mooie tijd om te sterven

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Op vrijdag 13 januari 2017 14:43 schreef Burnett het volgende:
Buddy Greco

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De Amerikaanse jazzpianist Buddy Greco is in Texas op 90-jarige leeftijd gestorven. De muzikant had in de jaren zestig een hit met "The Lady Is a Tramp".

Greco begon met piano spelen toen hij maar liefst vier jaar oud was en begon op 16-jarige leeftijd op te treden. Hij bracht gedurende zijn carrière zo'n 60 albums uit en werkte samen met Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr., Ella Fitzgerald, Rosemary Clooney, the Beatles en Lena Horne. Greco werd ook "Rat Pack Mascot" genoemd. "Rat Pack" was de bijnaam voor een groep artiesten in de jaren vijftig en zestig, onder wie Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr., Peter Lawford en Joey Bishop.

"Buddy Greco and His Jazz Friends" werd in 1992 opgenomen, daarop werkte de muzikant onder andere samen met wijlen Toots Thielemans. Andere hits waren "Oh Look A-There", "Ain't She Pretty", en "Up, Up and Away". In aanvulling van zijn muziekcarrière verscheen Greco ook op televisie en in films, onder andere in "Away We Go" en "The Girl Who Knew Too Much". Greco laat een vrouw en zeven kinderen achter.

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Singer-songwriter Greg Trooper, whose songs have been recorded by Vince Gill, Robert Earl Keen, and Billy Bragg, died Sunday, two days after his 61st birthday and fewer than two years after being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer.

Trooper, born in Neptune, New Jersey on Jan. 13, 1956, began visiting folk clubs in Greenwich Village in his teens during the early 1970s. Those trips would have a significant impact on his own music, which incorporated country, folk, roots rock and soul.

After stints in Austin, Texas and Lawrence, Kansas, Trooper moved to New York City in the 1980s. There, the Greg Trooper Band released their debut record, “We Won’t Dance” in 1986. Three years later, Vince Gill recorded the title track for his album “When I Call Your Name.”

Trooper moved to Nashville in the mid-1990s. He spent more than a decade based Music City recording critically acclaimed albums—including 1998’s “Popular Demons,” which was produced by Buddy Miller—in between touring heavily before relocating to Brooklyn in 2008.

He performed at the annual “Freedom Sings” concerts at the Bluebird Café to benefit the First Amendment Center and also participated in SongwritingWith: Soldiers, an organization that harnesses the therapeutic power of music by pairing songwriters with service members and veterans.

As a whip-smart songwriter with a knack for composing vivid and compelling lyrics, Trooper had a number of admirers among his fellow artists. Emmylou Harris and Rosanne Cash contributed harmony vocals to his albums, and Steve Earle recorded his song “Little Sister.”

In the liner notes of Trooper’s 2003 album, “Floating,” Earle wrote the following: “I met Troop at the Lone Star Café in New York in the summer of 1986. I was hammered when I got there and in even worse shape when I left. When I came to on an airplane halfway back to Nashville the next day, the only thing I could remember was one amazing song call ‘Little Sister.’ I never forgot it….(It) was ‘Little Sister’ that made me jealous. I learned it and I sang it for audiences and sometimes while I was up there singin' it I would pretend, just for that three minutes, mind you, that I'd written it myself.”

Trooper’s thirteenth album, “Live at the Rock Room,” was recorded in Austin and released in 2015. That summer, he was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. Though he had to cancel a several months' worth of shows to undergo treatment, he resumed songwriting and performing. Last January, he told HeraldScotland.com that working on his music "helped (him) to feel normal...there's an enormous amount of comfort in being able to play music."

Greg Trooper - Everything's A Miracle

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William Onyeabor, the enigmatic Nigerian musician whose groundbreaking ‘70s synth-funk albums achieved global acclaim after being rediscovered and reissued in 2013, has died aged 70.

Luaka Bop, the label behind the retrospective compilation Who Is William Onyeabor?, announced his death on Facebook, saying he died peacefully in his sleep following a brief illness at his home in Enugu, Nigeria.

“It is with incredibly heavy hearts that we have to announce that the great Nigerian business leader and mythic music pioneer William Onyeabor has passed away at the age of 70,” wrote the label, describing him as “an extraordinary artist, businessman and visionary”.

Born in 1946, Onyeabor composed and self-released nine albums of groundbreaking synth-based funk between 1977-1985, which he recorded, pressed and printed at his personal pressing plant, Wilfilms Limited, in southeast Nigeria.

In the 1980s abandoned music to focus on his business pursuits and remained an enigmatic figure. It took Luaka Bop five years to track him down and persuade him to license his music for a reissue, 2013’s hugely successful Who is William Onyeabor?.

In 2014, a film documentary Fantastic Man delved into his story and the Atomic Bomb! Who is William Onyeabor? live shows saw special guests performing his music. Onyeabor refused most interview requests about his music, and was committed to his religion after becoming Born Again later in life.

William Onyeabor - Good Name (Official)